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Old 09-14-2012, 07:23 PM
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I have three or four soft spots in my 20 and am thinking of a teak or mohogany overlay to avoid cutting up the original deck. West systems outlines a method for no screws or plugs in their tech info. I know weight is always a consideration but time and materials is also. I would give up 2 mph foe a good looking wood cover without cutting up the original deck.
building on a bad foundation is never a good idea...
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